These standards define how Master My Test intends to build, review, update, and monetize educational content.
1. Start with an identifiable source
When an exam is based on a public handbook, agency publication, statute, or official study guide, that source should be identified before questions are expanded.
2. Practice questions are not official questions
Unless an authority has explicitly released a question for public reuse, Master My Test should describe its questions as independent practice material—not leaked, copied, or official exam content.
3. Explain material when an answer can mislead
A correct multiple-choice answer can still oversimplify a rule. Where context, exceptions, or wording matter, the study resource should explain the rule instead of teaching only the letter of the answer choice.
4. Record review information
Core resources should carry a primary source, review status, and review date when a content review has actually occurred. Dates are not added merely to make a page look fresh.
5. Correct errors visibly and quickly
Possible errors can be reported through the corrections process. Material should be updated when the source supports a correction.
6. Keep advertising separate from answers
Advertisements, affiliate links, and paid products must be clearly distinguishable from quiz answers, navigation controls, and official-source links.